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Development and transformation of social structures
Civilization:China
Name:Steven Gregory
Theme
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Gender roles and relations
Society was strongly patriarchal.
Aurthority was placed in older males who headed their households.
Women were honored by the men that they were associated with.
Family and kinship
Famlies played a huge role in early Chinese society.
Early rulers ruled territories through family and kinship groups.
Strong family influence was started by the belief that ancestors supported their living families from the afterlife.
Racial and ethnic constructions
Early Chinese people had close to no contact with different peoples due to several factors
The Gobi desert the the North
The Himalyas to the Southwest
And the South and East China Seas to the East and Southeast
Social and economic classes
Social classes in early China were very distinct
In order from most distinguished the class were:
Ruling Elites
Specialized laborers such as metal workers
Merchants and traders
Peasents
Slaves
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Development and transformation of social structures
Civilization:China
Name:Steven Gregory